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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-10

THERE is n regular colony OF Ameri.
can rascals in Canada. They feel
safe because their offences do not fall
under the extrAdition treaty. The
Canadians say they don't want them.
Then why not give them up tojustice?
No possible harm could De done. Any
such surrender would be entirely vol
untary On the part Of Canada, and
could under no circumstances be
made the basis Of claim by the Uni
tsdyStstes. 1t would he Nh act of inter-
national comfy in the interest of law
and order everywhere. Spain gave
Tweed without a treaty. The only
effect of q treaty is to make a claim for
extradition under the treaty condition
q lawf demand which must be met.
That does not hinder the voluntary
surrender OF criminals not included in
the terms Of the treaty. When red
tape il Of no use why not cut 1t?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-10
Wednesday. August 10. 1857.

THERE are soue curious ways In
which contagious diseases may be
spread, and stockmen cannot be too
careful in dealing with them. The
following story comes from Oneida
county. N. Y, and clearly demons
trates the necessity for care in dispos.
ing Of infected .~csrcasses: "Giles
Smith. Of Deerheld. lost three cows
last Wednesday by bloody murraiu.
He had them buried nea . running
stream, which infected the water.
Three lows belonging to VIM. Bud
long. Jr..s neighbor, died Of the die
ease. Budlong and John Raymond,
while looking for the cause, were
stung by mosquitoes, and are now SER
iously i'll, having be /, q ~inoculated with
the murrain virus. There is consider
able excitement and indignation
about the matter. The stream runs
through several large farms stocked
with FLOODED cattle"
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200 PHENOMENAL CHANPDNS---8O M1CHLES And DAZZLING ACTS

4 Biz Ring. . Magnificent Theatre Stage and aGnnd Racing Circuit thai Blaze with an Uninet-
rped su@sdn of Marvellous and Perlom Deeds
oabv and triumphant Reuforedt this season with the ID World Mds Startling Human
enomeno the Czrs own teed and Palpend Prodigy
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-10

A BLOW has been struck in the
British house of lords at Primogeni-
ture. the law of inheritance under
which the elder son of landed pro.
prietor Is enabled to appropriate the
real estate Of his father, while his
brothers are left to grapple with the
stern realities Of life, and stsrve or
prosper as luck or the abilities may
dictate. The peers have voted q ma
jority of eleven that where a man dies
without taking the trouble TO make q
will the succession Of his real proper.
ty shall be governed by the rules
which now apply to personality. or,
In other words, that the law Of prim-
ogeniture shall not apply. and the ell
der son shall not DO given the whole
loaf. OF course, II the house Of CON-
mons approve this bill and IL becomes
the law Of the realm IL will not pre-.
vent the owners Of large estates from
bequesthing them 10 the elder son.
and thus keeping the land together,
which is the great ambition of the or.
binary Englishman Of means. but In
case Of intestacy II will give the
younger boys a chance. II 10 one bar.
rier swept from the path oftbe young
or son and an earnest Of the final dis
appearance Of the whole system under
which Che tremendous landlord pow
or Of Great Britain has fiourished and
grown, and In tbis sense the action Of
the peers viii be hailed with spproba-
don by the common people Of the
eountFy.-Ex.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

~ Notice Tickets are Ten DOL
lars only. Halves, IS. Fifths, 81;
Tenths. 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-10

WORLDS INDUSTRIOUS ARENlc METEoRSll
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-10

Our little son win be four years Of age on the
18th inst, In May, 1855, he was attacked with q
very painful breaking outof the skin. We called In
q physician who treated him for about four weeks.
The child received little or no good from the
treatment. as the breaking out, supposed by the
physician to be hives In an aggravated form, be-
came larger In blo,ches, and more and more dis
tressing We were frequently obliged 70 get up in
tn MIG hit and rub him In soda an water. strong
liniments, slc. Finally, we called other physi,-
ians. until no less than six had attempted 70 cure
him, all alike failing. and the child steadily get.
ting worse and worse, until about the Ath Of last
July. when We began to give him CuriouRA RE-
soLvEST internally. and the CurIcuRA
and CuTIcURA SOAP externslly, and BY the
last Of August he vas so nearly we'll that We gave
him only one dose of.the REsoLvEST about every
second day for about ten days longer. and he has
never been troubled since with the horrible NAL
adv. In all we used less than one half Of q bottle
oftbe CurIcURA RksoLyRST. and q little less than
one box Of CuTIcuRA, and only one cake Of Curl
CURA SOAR.
Ii. 4. RYAN, Cayuga. Livingston Co., I'll.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this fourth day
o fJanuary, lss7. {. N. C0E, J. p.
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{ ME mDE Err . sa;: '.i a s.:::.s: E G .ss
Essly. Who are In charge Of the dravinss, ID 3
guar.ntes Of absolute ~fAirnsss and intsrrisy. that
the chances are Oil equal ana that no ons car pos.
sieiy divine vhst numbsr Win draw q Prise,
sH nEHsHnza 'h;. the Rsy%sss q ~ pIis. |,
BANKS Of New orisans, and the Tfctsts ss
signed By the President Of IN institation, whoss
chartered righs ara recognised in the bishsst
Courts; therefore. BEWARE Of any mutations or an.
novmous schemes
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HUMORs

Last spring / was very sick, being covered with
me. ] was advised TO try the CUTICURA Re-
SOLVENT. i did 80, and In q day grew better
and better, until am ~ we'll as ever. / thAnl
you for It very much, and would like to have Il
told 10 the public.
EDw. HOFFMAN,. North Atileboro, Mass.
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2,l7y Prises, amounting 10 t5S5,000
Application for rates 70 clubs should be mads
only 10 the once Of the Company In New Orleans.
FOR further information vris clearly, giving
null address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
0rdeu, or New York Exchange In ordinary lettsf.
Currency BY Express tst our sHpense) addressed
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or M. A. DAUPBIN,
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10 Sl,s against TEE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL,
ssntractsd By any OF toe slnp.oys q said paper OF,
s1hsu, Win b recognised unless accompanies oy .
vstiAG order signed bv tbs publisher or business
manager.
IA editor Of rHs YsLLowsroNE JOURNAL IL not
ssponsibls for any Of the opinions or uttsraness Of
10 correspondent.
nstise Il hereby given 10 al concerned that Tns
YELowsforE JOURNAL holds tbs contract from
ths governor Of Montana, 70 DO all printing and
e4vsrtising. Of vhaisvsr nature ehsrgeaols 70 Gus
pupsr In Custer county In which ssrvicss BY pub
Weldon can be legally mads. Legal notices pub.
lishsd In other papers Of Custer county. are soid
and worthless. a. has bsen decided by tbs courts Of
Montana.
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We the undersigned Banss and Bankers will pay
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1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the ar
rangements for all IN Monthly and ~Semi-Annual
Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lottery Company,
and In person manage and control the drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
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NEWSPAPERS 1887.

Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Of New
York, will issue on Monday, May 2,
the Nineteenth Annual edition of
their standard publication, the
American Newspaper Directory"
The new volume contains an ex
haustive list Of all class Publications
50 admirably arranged that any one
of the three thousand papers repre-
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The Newspaper Directory will be
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but the vast fund of information it
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As Gazetteer alone tits we'll worth
the price charged, $500, for it fully
describes every town in which a
newspaper is issued, and few people
care to know about any place where
one is not.
The number Of papers published
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GLIDING Alaska) and Canada, is put
lat 1890; All increase Of 5Sl l.. one
year.
The growth of newspapers in some
Of the Western States would be q
matte, OF wonder, il it were not tha,
this year is no exception to the rule.
In Kansas the increase is 80 aud III
Nebraska 81; while TIE Keystone
State shows a smaller advance of 30
and the Buckeye State Of 30. Penn
sylvania exhibits the largest increase
in dailies, II; Kansas in weeklies, 81 ;
and New York in Monthlies, AZ.
Seven States show a decrease; the
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The whole volume shows that grea
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FIffY-fouK German priests OF
have written TO Archbishop Corr
ing sides with him against Hsnr
and Rev. DR.. McGlynn.
THE Legislature of West Virl
In extra session on the 20th for
pose of passing appropriation
legislate against excessive ch
criminal cases, and 10 pass laws
10 the equalization of passet
freight traffic over the railroads
in the State, and to abolish free
all persons.
TnEY are killing cattle again in
for pleuro-pneum onia.
The Jesuits In Canada are pre-
contend stubboraly for the rest
their confiscated estates.
INDICATIONS accumulate that I
be no extra ses sion Of Congress,
the President will visit ST. Lou
autumn.
Or the 21st the new ecclesias
was debated in the German Reicf
Prince Bismarck took animated
the discussion.
LAST year German emigration d
%. 600
THE Pscifi Railroa Commis
journed on the 2ist for . week
AFTER se6sess.as .p.$ers q inau!
deQaF4In4ne q NasAlnet0n Gov
4 ,Aelr prepole9 igsxiF
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badly injured. Thirteen 49,
were piled into the gorge and smi
atoms.
A CHoRIsrER In the Military A
church at st. Petersburg commit
eide on the 2lst by jumping fror
dow Of his house. On being sear'
house was discovered to be Nihi
devious. A quantity of dynami
and revolutionary documents wer
SAMUEL ID. CONNER, q wealthy
man, owner Of considerable mimi
erty in the West, principally in c
and a step-son Of General Williar
Of Carson County, Pa, committed
In the Monument cemetery, Phila'
on the 22d, by shooting himself
the heart. He had been married
previous.
SHEEnY, the armed Pinkerton
who killed boy in Jersey City, N
January at the time Of the coal-h;
strike, has been indicted fo
slaughter.
On the 23i, fire in the northwest
ton of Davenport, Ia, destroyed |
to the value of Sl0O0 Eight b
were destroyed.
OK the s3i an attempt was }
assassinate George b. Kulp, a pr
lawyer Of Wilkesbarre, Pa, by |
Witt, another lawyer. His aim
fective, and lie failed in his atte
was lodged in Jail. Dewitt is til
be insane.
On the 23d Il. I. NJ. Simmons, v
manager Of the Hotel del Monte,
terey, Cal, until 1t was recently d
by fire. was arrested on chargs
ing set fire to the building.
OFFICER JonN METZ, of South
Ind, who shot trampa few days
a fight with a gang OF them, was
the coroner's Jury on a charge
slaughter.
OS the 93i a terrible wreck wa,
ut Paterson, N. j., by the explosi
rotary rag boiler in ,hs Ivanho,
mill. A large portion of the build
demolished, and Booth Il Co.'s 4
across the street was badly dem
by the flying boiler crashing i'd
structure. About twenty persol
injured, some Of them severely.
On the cath, bv railroad ac,I
the Northern Pacific in Washing
ritory, six men were killed and
injured.
A NEW murder mystery is report
Cleveland, o., almost a duplicate o
committed at the same spot almos
years ago. Miss Maggie McCar
victim.
AT Arnout Keni, Asia Minok
flagratlon occurred on the 23d, de,
five hundred houses aud KILN
people. No particulars have !
| celvei
On the 23d Miss Annie NJ. lie
only daughter of the late James
OF Philadelphia, accidentally shot
in the right temple a the resid
George l.. Nichols, in Brookly
Lesley was twenty-one years old.
an expert oarswoman, tennis pls
a crack shot with q revolver or ri
wound proved fatal.
OS the 23d the wife of DR.. W.
son, Baltimore (Md.) dentist, co
suicide. She first took dose Of c'I
subhmate, then cut her throat fro
ear with a razor, and wound up b
ing from a second-story windo
fingered in agony until the mornin
24th, when death relieved her.
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IS TIC best newspaper pub!ished in
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Its able editorials from the pens OF
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Its complete telsgraphic service, es-
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a DKUGGIsT's OPINION.

Ira Lutes, Druggist, Oakland Cit,
ind, says: 81 have sold a great dea
pf Certain Chill Cure on guar
antee to break the Chills, with priv.
llege Of customer returning for mon,
ey in case Of failure, with happy re-.
suits, not single bottle having been
returned. Sold on a positive guar.
antee by
GaYlnrd & Hnle. 2w.
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Fishing is reported ilfst r:

, No. FISHING Is reported hrst ra
small streams throughout the ~
The Headlight thinks nearly sl'
mhioh be expended in buildings at
recent "n M. .''o .'0 - ~ r'..
China. u,s.i " pY
raY, ., shipped 2O6 carloads Of lumbe
Indian Mrs. Nrors ii,,irc a. conw,
Ut WIS inventor Of a spinning wheel WI
Indian 10 .aid aoas ooo, ,rorn
Il Crow ~, ,,as horn ~ uo,ara
BIT a de- ,,,;,h six rr,ars on aooh hana
had ar on. snnoared "a shor, nnh n
in car ,,,,,. sn,a- Mr Cowlor tho
qulring th.r,ty had them awnnta,od
n. r,,. r.a IN m
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I on the 2ist a sharp shock OF cart
: was experienced over the whole
: island of Jersey. The tremor pr
I from west TO east. No damage WI
: OK the 2lst representatives
transcontinental lines, sugar !
{ San Francis co Board of Trade an
= interests were heard by the Int
a Commerce Commission.
TnE Secretary OF the Interior
{ scinded an order issued some III
1 directing a suspension Of survey
: in the Turtle Mountain reserva
, Dakota, and in a new order direct
;. tinuance Of the survey.
r ITALY, Roumania and Denmar
definitely decided not to participat
: French exhibition 10 be held II
n in lSS9 Belgium has not yet deci'
q has intimated that she will fol
course pursued by England in the
: The wcavers Of the Hamilton !
< Amesbury, Mass, are still ou
}. question OF an increase of wa
!, been referred TO the board of di
:. Unless the trouble is settled at
n thousand persons will be thrown
Q work.
The Apache Indians are to be l
: from Fort Marion, Fla, 20 Mount
y Ala.
n Two counterfeiters, Michael L
( and James Fox, have been cap
}. Indianapolis.
: STARTLING developments OF FRI
$ made in the legislative inves,ig
g Michigan assessment Insurance.
5 panies.
d A GREAT food was raging in the
; renee river on the 2oi, and part
I treal was inundated.
ADDITIONAL arrests OF cons
seases Peculiar to Women, es-
'lly monthly disorders, are cur
y the timely use Of Bradfeld's
ale Regulator. 1t.
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PRAIRIE NANCE.

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cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's S
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
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Mr.. John Keiser, accompanied
by his granddaughter, Miss Mary
Keiser, of Jordan Station, Ky., are
here on q visit to Mrs. w. F. Will.
liams and numerous friends. AL.
though past four score years, Uncle
Johny still enjoys robust health, but
begins to complain OF failing eye
sight The TIMES is always pleased
to welcome the Fine Old German
Gentleman," and wishes him many
more years Of life.
What three knows will soon be
known to thirty.
eTRAwBERIY FESTIVAL.
Notwithstanding the severe loss,
and tho additional burden placed
upon the members of the Ladies' Aid
Society, by reason of the damage to
their Hall by the recent cyclone, this
brave little band Of dc voted women,
are busily engaged in preparing for
an entertainment Of the character in.
dicated by the heading of this item,
on the lf,h day of May next, by
which time their Hall will be thor.
oughly repaired. We bespeak for
them a large attendance and liberal
patronage, insuring the public an
enjoyable time.
In little trial before the May
or's court, last Saturday, in which
. jury WAS empanneled, John Nc
Gee, our colored lawyer, worked in
a very ingenious little racket on the
jury for plea, 10 the effect that a
justice of the peace had conc urrent
jurisdiction over violations of town
ordinances, and as the jurymen were
no better posted upon tie subject,
and the court neglected to refute or
dissipate this erroneous idea, a viola
tion Of town ordinance was allow
ed to escape punishment. The May.
or has concurrent jurisdiction with
justices Of tho peace Of the county,
aud can try cases for the corporation,
township, or both, if the offense will
warrant, aud q fine entered for each I;
but Justices of the peace have no
concurrent jurisdiction over otfcnses
committed in violation Of the town
ordinances, aud a trial by al p. for
4 violation of the state law does not
dsbsr the Mayor from trying the
same offender for the same offensc
against the corporation; and in this
way mans liberty can he twice put
in joe.operdy". II this were not
20, there would be no use in electing
town Mayor, that is, as long as
Squire Tandy was around.
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What will secure Prohibition?-
A combination of the intelligence,
moral heroism, and patriotic deter
mination Of the people.
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BEWARE OF OISTMESTs FOR Ca
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY,

as Mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter.
ing it through the mucus surfaces
Such articles should never be use 1
except on prescriptions from rcputa-
BILE physicians, as the damage they
will do are ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. -
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by 7. J, Cheney & Co, Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury and is taken in
terrally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces of the sys-
TEN. In buying Halls Catarrh Cur
be sure that you get the genuine, i,
is taken internally and made in Tol-
edo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney & Co.
sB' Sold by Druggists, price rs cts
per bottle.
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We will send the Osccola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid. TO any
address for one year for S2,iJ
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WARNING ORDER.

state Of Arksn,as Comfy OF Missss ppi-- IL
Jastlce's Court, Monroe Township.
James I.lston. J Plaintiff
We Attachment
roncy and Mary L Ren.r\ Defendant
The nonresident defendants, Toney Relner.
and Mary l. Reiner, are warned t. appear In
this Court within thirty lays. and answer the
complaint fthe llaintif, James Listoh
Given under my hand this 3ist day of March
1887 n G CARTWRIGHT,
Justice Of the Peace.
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State OF Arkansas, County II Mlssissppi-ln
Jns'ie Court Monroe owuship.
" vkellam' Plaintiff
Mary L Riner, J Defendant.
The nou-resdent Defendant. Mary l. Rlner.
is warned 10 appear in this court within thirt
days and answer the complaint OF the p sintf,
W | kelluln
Given under my hand this ist day Of April
1887. Nj G TANDY, J.P
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WARNING ORDER.

state of Arkansas. County OF Mississippi-In
Justices Court, Monroe Township
Alex Goodrich. J Plaintiff,
vs.
Mary l. and Anthony. .Rinor. Defendants
The non resident de- endants, Mary L. Riner
and Anthony kiner. IL warned to appe.r In this
Court within thirty days and answer the com
plaint OF the plalntif, Alex Goodrich
Given under my hand this lst. day Of April
1887. NC TANUY. j p.